Blemishes present, heavy wear, plaster has missing sections especially around the pool light and various spots. Re plastering is likely going to be required in the next 1 to 10 years ($8-12k). If not sooner.

Some calcium buildup present ($550+) and the raised wall has some loose tiles present. Likely repair of these tiles will run between 500 up to 1000 for service.

The water chemistry is not necessarily leading me to believe that water loss is present, so the surface may still be considered watertight, but this will be confirmed in 1 to 30 days by retesting and comparing. Overall, The Pool will likely need a standard weekly service which will include brushing netting and chemical balance and initial visit may cost 150 or more to rebalance to appropriate levels. and then on going.

The main drain covers present are due to be updated due to age and condition ($200).

Is skimmer is due to have its float, float o ring, and lid updated = $200

There is a jet type device that may require updating, currently it looks like it may be a scratch, hazard or injury hazard, it likely can easily be removed ($10).

It doesn’t appear to be in the absolute worst shape, but close I would likely recommend updating the unit altogether due to its age and condition ($650).

To me, it appears that the pool light does have some condensation present inside the light lens likely 10 to 30%. Therefore would be wise to consider disconnecting power to this light ($125) or replacing this light can with a new Pentair WHITE LED @ $950 + install $350.

The filter is likely no longer functioning correctly the pressure is over 35 and it does not appear that water is moving freely through the filter + it needs immediate service, it may be possible that the elements are due for replacement ($500+) which will be discovered after service ($150+) and the service will include servicing the tank O-ring and may include replacement of the tank O-ring or internal parts that can likely cost up to $200.

The filter pump is an older stealth with a newer motor. It is working, but it is hard to tell if there’s any water loss at the pump because the filter has so much water loss around it. Because of the age of this pump, I would recommend budgeting for a new pump altogether in the next 1 to 10 years = $800-2800+

The timer is in working condition everything appears to be original except for the new filter pump timer, this timer, appears to be less than a year old and working.

You may update the breakers to GFCI to get this panel ready for variable speed pumps / GFCI standard at approx $600 including electrician service visit.

There is a switch located next to the panel / timer that I am unsure as to what it goes to ?

I was unable to fully test the plumbing as most of the plumbing is on the filter side and it appears the filter is so dirty that it blocks up to 99% of water flow. The pressure is over 35 an incredible danger and even when the filter is off, it is leaking oddly not leaking as much when running. Recommend service likely replacement to the water feature valve, the in-line chlorinator hose and likely tea. I would anticipate updating the check valve for the solar as well as the check valve after the filter, which will likely include new unions for the filter and it would be wise to plumb around the bottom cleaner line after the filter = $500 - 1900+ (low cost if done yourself = higher cost if paying for the service to install).